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Live dashboard widgets, the Metabans plugin, in-game @report, and ban management that syncs across every server you run — for both Java and Bedrock communities.
Java or Bedrock?
Both. We use RCON over TCP for Java (vanilla, Paper, Spigot, Forge, Fabric) and the same console for Bedrock instances that expose a compatible RCON port. Players from either edition flow into the same reputation graph.
Does it work with Paper / Spigot / Fabric / Forge?
Yes — Metabans is plugin-agnostic. We connect over standard RCON, so any Minecraft server software that ships with /op-style admin commands works out of the box. The optional Metabans plugin (from the plugin registry) adds richer features (live dashboard widgets, in-game @report routing, ban-list sync) without replacing your existing plugins.
Can I run multiple Minecraft servers under one panel?
Yes. Add as many as you need; they all surface in the same dashboard, share the same ban-list, and feed the same cross-server reputation record. The dashboard widgets aggregate across them automatically.
What's the difference between a server ban and a Metabans network ban?
A community ban is issued by your staff and applies only to your community’s Minecraft servers. A Metabans network ban is enforced when a player joins any connected Metabans community’s servers. Metabans staff issue network bans on a community’s request or after review; anti-cheat issues one automatically only for its strongest detection, and Metabans staff review every one. The network registry is a separate public list, not a copy of all community bans, and each network ban message includes its own appeal link.
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